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EU expected to announce a cut to Hungary's EU funding.
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EU bloc countries are tightening their restrictions on travel for Russian nationals.
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Russian leader declares: 'Everything preventing us from going forward will be rejected.'
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If a spark does set off a bonfire on world markets, New Zealand will feel the heat.
European countries determined to ban all Russian tourists
"Visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human right."
EU country considers ditching passports
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Italy forced into early election after coalition falls
Eurozone's third-largest economy thrown into toil amid soaring food and energy prices.
Farmers 'freedom convoy' takes aim at strict Dutch net zero regulations
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Josep Borrell: Are sanctions against Russia working?
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Editorial: NZ's hard sell and painstaking gains in US and Europe
EDITORIAL: It has been Jacinda Ardern's toughest overseas trade mission yet.
Meat industry unimpressed with NZ-EU free trade deal
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National: FTA with EU a 'step forward' but agriculture 'missed opportunity'
National's trade spokesman Todd McClay gave the deal a '6 out of 10'.
New Zealand wins $1.8b trade deal with EU at eleventh hour
The deal took four years of often torturous negotiations.
Shane Jones: Where is Jacinda Ardern positioning NZ in foreign policy rejig?
OPINION: Former Cabinet Minister questions PM's direction on foreign policy.
No visa, no service: Kosovo cafes' cheeky protest against EU
Kosovo restaurants are hitting EU officials where it hurts — the stomach.
Thomas Coughlan: Will Ardern get an EU trade deal tomorrow?
The PM has said she will leave without a deal if what is on the table is not good enough.
Ardern begins Europe trip, meeting with Spanish, French leaders
Jacinda Ardern will begin her European trip meeting two old friends.
PM on why she's going to Nato, and what she would say to Putin
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern sat down with the Herald ahead of her trip to Europe.
Ardern heads to Europe to talk war and trade
Jacinda Ardern will fly to Europe on Sunday to talk war and trade.
EU Commission backs candidate status for Ukraine
It's the first step on the long road toward membership for the war-torn country.
Ukrainian Navy says it has struck Russian boat in Black Sea
Russian boat was carrying air defence systems to a strategic island in the Black Sea.
West must stop Ukraine having 'gun put to its head' in peace talks
Kyiv has accused European powers of foot-dragging in their support for Ukraine.
This Europe hot-spot ditches its last Covid entry rules ahead of summer
The popular city no longer requires proof of vaccination, recovery or a negative test.
Russians push on Donbas as Polish leader visits Kyiv
Russia launched artillery and missile attacks in Donbas as Ukraine seeks to join the EU.
Nato talks stall with Finland and Sweden
Nato envoys failed to reach a consensus with Finland and Sweden, diplomats say.
EU to stop recommending masks for air travel
The decision is a "big step forward" in returning to normal travel.
Putin's rumoured $1bn asset seized by Italians
Italian police have seized an asset believed to be one of Putin's most prized possessions.
Britain's parliamentary term ends in scandal
PM Boris Johnson hopes the new term will mark a fresh start after months of turmoil.
Russia cuts gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria
Natural gas turned off for two Nato members as Russian stand-off with West escalates.
Fuel and rail facilities struck by missiles in fresh Russian attacks
Crucial infrastructure far from the eastern frontline hit by airstrikes.
Gratitude and hope: Ukrainian refugees' new life in NZ
But couple from war-torn east also sound warning to Kiwis to "protect your democracy".
Russian oligarch's superyacht docked in Fiji
Superyacht Amadea belonging to a Russian oligarch is in Fiji.